Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1880, Page 4

- 'H{E DAILY BEE. | Bunrd-n;*uormng. Bept. 4. THE GMAHA DAILY BEE Ecrvod 4o subsoribers by carrier to any partio Pt oy A e couts per week Any vomplaints ebout lrregular proper delivery of the paper, if ad_eased this office will receive prompt attention. ‘T Onatia Dty Bax wil bo malled to 65 = e e e cmvae Tus Db Wersir Da $100 per o, Tuw Owaws Dasur Bex baa by ar the largeet ion both ha and_sbrosd, nd i sircaiation both s Oma! =5 erefors the ‘medium. £3 Po_Intevssting Misccllany, Latest 3 ~ Reports, Raviread an. ACADENY OF MUSIC. Saturday, September 4th, 1n W New anl Harry Webber 135w wice Couyde Dra an Tuck in Prime e BREVITIES. —Paterson sells cosl. o perfumes at Saxe — Use Lewis’ dry hop yeast, —For the testh, Kchn's Dentrifice. Butterick's patterns at Craickshsnk. —Porter i running the Omaha ferry. —Ymported and Ke at Kuhw's. —Nincty-seven cars cf cattle came in yesterday from the west. —President Hayes says Omaha Las a3 fine mud as he ever eaw in Ohic. Tax Meyer & Co. have moved y7Rpo-their new store-room alongside the telegraph cfiice West cigare, —There were three sections of tr.in No. 3 west y-sterday, the second being the regular traia and the third the «pecial, bearing President Hayes and party. —J. U. Gridley, Jr., returned from Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, bring ing four car lcads of high gradcs, as fine as were ever seen in this state. They were taken up to Norfolk and pat on the ravch for breeding pur- po —We acknowledge the receipt of a season ticket to the inter stato exposi- tion of Nebraska, Missouri and Towa, 4odake place at Hamburg, Towa, Sep- tembor 13th to 18¢h, inclusive. —A freight train coming south on ths 0. & N. N. railway from Oakland on Wednesday morning struck a bull asit was running upon a bridge, snd woven cars were ditched. —Those Omaba songsters whose fine sing of the late convention deserve credit for the manner in which they “got in their work.,” Thers were certainly some of the finest voil in the cl that we have heard in a long time,— [State Journal. —Drs. Dimzmoors and Gifford Homeopathic Physicians and Sur- goons, Williams Block, cor. 15th and Dodze stooets. eod-tf . —Seats for “Nip and Tuck in Pri- vate Life,” are selling rapidly. Re- serve your sea at Max Meyer's ~The sewer contractors for the ex- teation of the South Omaha sewer enstward from Thirteenth st:e point twenty feet esst of Ninth, a dis- tance of 1,500 feet, will commence tho work ina fer daye and comglcte it before cold weather sets in. They have made arrangements for the brick aud labor, and would have hsgun werk a weck ago had the weather permitted, ot toa —Badd Doble's spciai car weut out ©1 the noon train Friday, containi weven fine colts for ex-Gov. Leland Stanford, of Califoruia, in charge of Phil. Short. They sro all from Ken- tucky Prince, anl are as followa: Bay filly, dam Lady Rysdik; brown | tilly, dam Lady Belmont; bay filly, dam Camille; black filly, dam Fairy; ly, dam Balle of Richwond; browa filly, gam Kate; bay colt, dam Lady Dextor. They willall be puton Gov. Stanford's rauch. sorrel us of Jewelry always on band at Epuotn & Exickson’s, The Jewelere, New Stock ©f Lalies', Gents', Boys, Misses’ and Children boots, thoes and slippers rocoived daily. Repsiring done free of charge. Please look for price list §a snother column, Hexxy Donwe & Co. Leading Shoe Store. sepi3 3 H vens' Best Snowflake Flour only 5 per 100 pounds. Winnas M. Yares, ® A really good gentlemaus silk um- brella at §2.50. sepi3 2t A. Cro CRSH & Co. Bt Sel cted Stock of Roger Bros. ®d Rasine Silver ware in the city at 1 1¢ very lowest prices, at Eonowy & ErIcKsoN's. Card of Thanks Mr. Julius Hansen hereby wishes %o return his E. P. Matthewson, superintevdent of tlie Nebraska lnsane Asylum, and slso %o Mr. Thicle, for the manner in w 1ich they assisted him iu the case of tha body of Mrs. O.T. Rosengren, w.o diod at the asylum. 0. T. Rosexcrex. helped along the sessions WK ——— FO3+ 10 Rutherford Ruoe Through the! " not annoyvced his coming the presi- dent might have come snd gone and none heen the wiser of it. Village Without Disoovers mi&ngeizs ‘Whereabouts. The Bucolic Band and Burke's Cannon Mired on the Banks of the Lousy. The Presidential Party Arrive in Omaha, Teke in the Town, and Leave for the West, At 830 yesterday the special train of the C., B. & Q, with Presi- dent Hayes snd party on bosrd, rived at the Tenth street depot this city, having at the request of Mr. Clark been run over the bridge. It will be remembered that the C., B. & Q. train which took Gen. Grant east was brought to Omaba to start on its trip, which shows that in reality Omaba is contidered as the terminus proper of every one of the pool lines as well of the U. P. The train consisted of 3 baggage car, epecial coach No. 50, special coach No. 99, for Gen. Sher- mau and party,the directors car forthe president aud femily and thaC , B. & Q. dining cor St. Charles, in charge of Conductor L. A. Kittridge. Each coach was thoroughly equippad snd supplied with every convenience for the comfort of the distinguithed guests. Tho dining car was elegantly decorated with fruits +nd flowers, At Council Blufis tre train haltcd & moment at the station in the south end of town, where the party was met by the delegation from Omaha, consisting of Mayor Chase Gen. Williams, C.l. Ludiagton, Mj. Furay, Gen. King, Senator Ssunders, Congressman Valentine, Gen. Charles F. Manderson and Gen. J. C. Cowin, who boarded the train and tendered the party the party the freedom of the city 5f Omaha at its gatewsy. Thero were a few citizens at the Council Bluffs depot, but there was no cheer- ing and the train pulled out as quietly a3 if the passage through of the “Lozds of the Land” was an every day affair to the Bluffers. On the way to the tranefer, however, Gen. Sherman plucked the president by the sleeve and said ““Look! Look!” They all Jooked of course, and there wasa crowd with a canncn monnted on wheels which they were dragging down to Spoon Lake to salute Pres- ident Hayes with. The last seon of the cannon it was mud, had wore l eticking ia Towa At the transfer a small crowd assenbled and proparations made to give the ’| party a grand roception with speeches and brass band accompauiment, but by order of Mr. D. W. Hitcheock, who was in charge of ths train, it was rua around the Trauster house and across to Omaha without stopping. Hal? an hour later the ora- tors, braes baed and recegtion ocommittee arrived with the ci:y editor of the Noupareil, and a cloud of blue smok aud flime, emitting a sulphur- oas odor, has hovered over that local- ity, and etill the blasphemy goes on. At this side a number of army am- bulsnces and “catriazes were in wait- ing, into which the party stepped at nco and drove out to Fort Omaha. The president took a seat with the driver in front, cacrying an umbrella to protect himself from the rain,while Gon. Sherman and diughter, Mra. Hayes and sistet, fode in-ide the same conveyance, Genoral Huyesis, it wil be remem- Dered, guite a propetiy owner in this city. o cume out to Ncbraska first |ia 1866 with an excursion party, the Union Pacific road having fust been completed to North Platte at that {time. Hs cal'ed on Byron Reed and inverted in some city lots. He still owns these, Myron Reed acting as Lis agent, and says fie will not sell them at pre:ent. He has great faith in the fu'ure of Omaha and expects to maks a littlo spec’ on his property which is located on Tenth strot, back of the B. & M. head- guarters and on Sixteenth street,north of Jefferson Square. The drive to the Fort was by way of Sher- wan avenue. After visiting | the fort the party was driven to the echool Fouse, the new government corzzl, the custom house and else- where about the city, and sbout 1 o'clock returned to the depot, where a new special trwin was made up and in waiting for them. They were also join- ed hers by Secretaray of War Ramscy, ot Minnesota, who arrivod on the Northwestera at 9 o'clock. The party as it left hero consisted of President Hayes and wifo; Ruther- ford B. Hayes, Jr., Burchard Hages, Scoretsry Ramsey, J. W. Herron and wifo of Cincionati, Mre. Mit- chell, of Columbus, Dr. Hantington, of the Soldier's Home, Washington; Gen. W. T. Shermn; Mies Rachael Sherman; incere thauks to Mr |Mrs. Hunt of Osklmd, Cul; Mys. | 01° OWaba fire depactment Fridsy Audenreid, of Washington; Gen. Me- Cock, of Sherman’s staf$; Mr. Jame- son, P. 0. D.; Cl. Barr, Sacretary Ramsey's private secretary and wifo, and Mr. Furness, the secretary’s son- inlaw. From Omaba they go to Ogden, down to Sal: Lake, back to Ogden, thence to Sacramento, where they will attend the state fair September 20h and 30:h. From there differcnt vlaces of interest on the Pacific const will ba arriving back in Washington about Y | O:tober 25, covering in all a distance N 2 elected the fc” of over 8000 milee. :w -: ‘Sfi‘,fi f Their train over the Union Pacific g vgahi el ey to Oglen consists of a way car and 3. McShane, president tGeorge Windheim, secretay. «ohu McShage, treasarer, “Owen Slaven, George Coulter, John' Boones, trustees, After the eleotion the members of the company presented a very hand- %0 20 gold watch to Mr. A, B, Frar, th: reti: reman. My houte, on Sherman avonve 2ud Grace st. O, S, Woon, ee -3 § Union Pacific directors’ car, There was no_excitsment whatever over the visit of the chief magistrate | of theution visible on the sireets oF FURIQUS, | not twonty-five persons dyawn there Special Correspordence.. The arrival of the Pretident of tho isited, even 1o a trip to the j-voters for the s of ibe Southern Pacific railroad, | D held September 14, 1880. ove bagsage car, special C., B, & Q. | & s No. 50 and 99, the dining csr | tween Farnham ant St. Charles, which is to accompany | Monday, September Gth, and Satar. the party through o it trip, and the | day, Sept. 11 1880, for the purpose of making corrections and registering The train runs as third section of | qualified voters of the First ward for * | No. 8, and will make only the regular | the special election 1o be held Sep- time of 22 miles per hour. tember 14th, 1830. this 2d day of September. tom curfosity, and had the pspery ‘The President at F_rt Omaba. Forr Onama, Neb., September 3.— United 8 ates at the post caused a scene of hesuty and geyety that wes plessant to look upon. T. was p tively the greatest honor ever wit nessed by a military post. Notwith- standiog the rain, the firat call for par- ade was sounded at the proper time, fired by the artillery of the post. ingto the rein the troops were di missed immediately after parade, but this action was not taken on the un- fortunate baud musiciane. They took their placesin front of the command- ing officer’s quarters, rendering selec- tions under the leadership of Prof. Shwaband his right and left hand supporters, principal musiciane, Sims and Reichl. It was Indeed a surprise to the post to listen to the beautiful melody feom the band, while its mem- bers were inquiring whether it was abath they were taking oran honcr rendered to the president. Immedi- ately after the rain, and upon the de- parture of President Hayes, the band was dismissed, leaving to the posta memorable day. The president lefc the post at 10:30 a m, Kir. Iy cood Gentlemans silk um- g il 1 el If you want a gold oreilvec watch of any kind, come in and see our stock. We will guaran‘es we have the lrgest and Best telected Stock in the city. owledge it to be a fact on of our Stock. We also have the latest styles of zold and silver bracelcts. We will Guarantee the Prices o be as low a8 good Goods can be old for. Evuomy & ERicksox, 15th ard Dodge Sts., opp. Postoffice. Hon. Church Howe is in the city. city. and at tho sppearauce of President |. Hayes the trcops were furmed in line and asalute of {wenty-cne guns was Ow- D. G. Hull, of Lincom, isin the| FOPE FOR HOWGATE, He ik the Choioe of the Bignal Corps, And Its Qldest and Most Efs ficient Officer. Resolutions Regarding the Successor of Gen. Myer. The Herald, in 8 recent issue, todk occasion to attack Captain Howgsto, acting chiof signal offio>r, and at the same time published with great flour- a private letter sent to parties in this city, and obtained in a discredit- able mauner from Mr. Alphabet Al- len, secietary of the board of tride, As a matter of fact The Herald did not know Capt. Howgate, and did not care a cent for him or his plane, the attack beiog instigated by outside parties who were interested in seeing Howgate defeated. The second article was evidently written outside the office and the iustigators of the attack took the pains to send the news to The Chicago Times and New York Herald in order,as they expressed it, “‘to head him off To those who know the efficient “‘first assisiant” to the late General Myer, the attack seems particularly unjust and even contemptible. Capt. Howgate is aa officer of vo meau abiiity, and is kuoown all over the country as the origina‘or of the only practical and feasible plan ever sug- gested for penetrating the froz-n regions of the Arcti. He is the oldest officer in the service and has been identificd with it from its inception to the pree- eot day. Hos is the only man thor- oughly competent, perhaps, to ceed Gen. Meyer, and his sppoint- ment is considered by many of the officers of the cervica to b necess ry for the good of the service, his ability to conduct its interests being unqucs- tioned. The fullowing circu- lar, received to-day by Sergeant L. M. Dey, of the Omaha signal ofiice willshow what the feeling of the siznal corps is regarding a saccessor to their hb chief: In answer to a call from the Mili- tary Telegraph employes of this city, g of the orerators of the Sig- nal Corps employed on the Texas Di- Lincoln yesterday. for home yesterday. county, is in the city. North Platte yesterday. coanty, west west yesterday. 015t Thurslay afternve dont, lett for Ogden yesterday. Vszeola R-cord, fs In the city. Hon. C. P. Matthewaon, of Nor- £ 1k, lef: for home at noon yesterdsy, Charley Wiliiams, of The Grand Tiland Timcs. was in the city Fridag. E. 0. L. Eiholm, the immigration agaut, left for Chicago yesterday. . W. Has, of the state veli- was in the city Friday. ity returned to Thursda) braska s'ate pe noon ¥ utiary, came up &t rday feom Lincolu. Clem Chase returued Friday from Lincoln, where he reported tho stalt convention for The Herald, Miss ¥lra Bleckburn, of New York, is vititing her brother, T. W, Blackburn, at 1805 Famnbam street: Cait, Johm S. Wood organized Post No. 56, at Milford, on the 1st instant. J. H. Culver was elscted post com- mander. Judge Stephen J. Field, of Wash ington, D. C., passed throush the city Thursiay efterncon en route to Cali- foruia, Lewis Loy, of Stanton, came up from Waloo on the 0. & R. V. Friday moraing and there tock tho U. P, train for home. Senator Sumders and his son, Chas, Saunders, loft yesterday for Coloredc, They traveled a portion of the dis- twce on tho special train with Mr. Hayo: ‘M oft Thursday for Balti- ., where they begin avother year’s studies. They weat via the Wabash, Koreign and Awerican Mineral Water, Hua- padi, Janca, Hathorn, Friodrichshall Bitter Water, Vichy, Congress and Empire. For salo by Ish & McMahon, 1321 Farnham strcet. 50 Im Attention, riremen. There will be a business meeting of eveving, September 3, at Firemen's hall. Al membirs are requested to be prerent at 8 o’clock sharp, By or- der f the president, Jas DoxseLLy, Jn.,Sec'y. REGISTRATION NO{ICE—SIXTH WARD. Notice is hereby civen that 1 will sitat the office of the Street Railway company on Mouday, September 6th, 1880, to register the qualified voters. of #aid ward, aud to prepare a list of city clce ion, to W. C B. Auey, Regis'rar Sixth ward, 1880 aSltG © Ward Rezistration. tico is hereby given that T will tat my offico on 12th street, be- d Harney, on Witnessmy hard J. R. Manchester returned from W. M. Rebertson, «f Madison, left | Bracketville, and Harry Marsh, of Low Martin, sheif of Adams|Democrat, the followicg dispatch, and t A.H. McConnel and wife went to County Clerk Peters, of Boone | ©f it the special dispatc ARHI! Dr. George L. Miller left for the | The friends of First. Lieur, Howgste E. Laws, U. P. bridge superintene Mr. Bittenbeuder, formerly of The J. C. Moore, who lias been visiting J Lt H. C. Dawson, warden of the Ne- | ¢! vision, was held today. W. T Blythe, of Denison, was chosen chair man; Messes, Jas. A. Gleason, of Jackshoro, sectotaries. The chair- man read from The St. Louis Globe- stated the object of the meeting o be o s and adopt resclations ex- presive of views of erlisted men of signal corps rezarding matters treatod NO HOPE FOR HOWGATE. W, Tox, D, €., August 25.— are making gréat 6ffurts to secure his romotion to the post of chief siznsl officer of the army, with the rank c brigadier-general. {There is no proba- bility, however, of his eliccuns) as the preideiit, secretary of wer and adj tant-general stated to-day that, admit- ting that Licutenant Howgats pos sesod all the requisite ability and g-ueral fitnees, such an act would be manifést injustice to officers of highcr rank and ability. Adjt. Gen. Dram will remain in charge uutil tie president determinas upon the propo 8ed division of the sorticg, placing the Luiial servica proper under the Engi neer Corps aud the meteorologiosl branch under the tressury or agricul departmeits, with Cley , the real projector and ken this service from the begi charge. It wss stated in wilitary cir s to-day that Hotzate's duly has heen of tho sinplest administration, FIFTH WARD REGISJRATIO! part of Rogiatyara to sit $he frsl week in Seplsmber of cach year, for the southwest corner of 13th and Chicago streets, on Fiidsy and Saturdsy, September 3rd and 4th, for correcting the voting list of this ward, for the oity elotion to be held September ber next. Omaha, Douglas County, Nebrasks, State or Nesuaska, Th law makss it ubljgatory on tha Registration of yoters, I do therefors give notice that I will sit at the store of 8, P, Buiga, next and also for the state and national election to be held Novem- CuarLEs WILKINS, trar Fifth Ward, Aug. 28th, 1880, 230-10t ONRY TO LOAE—1109 Farnbam strest, Dr. Bdwardn Loan Agency. nov-23-4 WP WANTED —_— ANTED—GY | for genersl housework, N. RUSGERRI G OLEZA Y, woil 3341 R 9060 ANTED - Ry a good ‘or other howsewor! fored. Addross Mis: * Livby, WV ASTED—Gocd git for gaseral homsemork MBS, JORN & REDI o ANTED—Guod sirl cook prefarred, at F. Lanze, cor. 13th and Jack-on St. ' $58-t1 ANTED—An_ psperienced_silesman, ono who {+ wiling to work; R. C.f Enéold, fora a. 3x3 place to cook, ate famuly pre. Fee Otfice, 4066 ANTED—A toscher on banjo and gultar, Ad. rosy Fox 813, Ciry i Keglstration Notice—Fourth Ward, Douglas County. }“- Notice is hereby given to the elec. tors of the Fourth ward, that I will sitin the ttore of E. Wyman, Fif- teonth street, three doors south of tho postefiice, on Monday, September Gth, to make the annual list of voters of said ward; also to preparea list of vo- ters for special city election, to be held September 14th, 1880. In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand this 25th day of Avgust, A. D, 1880. Jonx Woon, Registrar. Second Ward Regi-tration Notice. Stato of Nebraska, Douglas Co. ors of the Second ward thw I will sit at No. 3 Eogine House on Tuesday, Wednesdsy, Thursday and Fridsy, Tth, 8th, 9th and 10th days cf Sep- tember, from 9 o’clock to 11 o'clock . m. and from 1 o'clock to 5 o'slock p. m., for the purpose of making the several lists of legal voters of said ward. This will be a new list for the ensuing year. Voters wiil be expect- ed to be present on said days. In witoess whereof T hereunto set my hand this 1st day of September, Notice s hereby given_to {ho elect~ | VWALTED ~ Fratccase ma bino handy a0 Omaha Shirt Facto. 4 WV ANTED -Firt and cecund cook st the st Charle« Hoto). 379.930t1 ANTS A gord shop man or sauage maker, Adress. Mapls Meat Market, Clarinda, Jowa. 04 AN1EU—A good girl for generul house- ASTEN_Chamber mald and cook. Wages §aud 4 coll-rs Apply 208 Burt €t VW AYTEO-A competans sirl, | Enauire st 8 E.cor 19th and Capitol Ave. _307-tf —A Oirl to do house work, 1109 m Street, nn Stairs 1t Y AsT ) s ores in corner Farnh « n and 10.1 siree's; possessi Oct. L A J POPPLETON. 391.8 JOR RENT- A larce two-story bowding with six bed-100ms, on cor. Douglay $30 per mnth; t1s) two- & - bove, at ire f Barker Brce.. Gas 384 £13°Ver_ month. or Bagge NI~HED Rooms with or at Eurojean Restaurat. John B Kellom'and wifo to Simeon T. Josselyn: w. d , parcel in lot 3, vitol addition, O:aha—g1300. Augustus Kountzo and wife to Frank Hofet: w. d., lot 18, block 4, Kountze's 3cd addition, city of Oma- 1880. A. R. Orcuarp, OxEEEY sepltf Registrar, s s : = —Stcra trom In brick block cormer Nowly fu:nished, everything the | FOSEIToN I Wik Wit i s best, Astor House, Now York. lar. Apply to American tiouse. 0041 ] OB RENT_A finely furnished front room. Real Estate Transfors. 7 /. Enquire at 1516 I ha—8140. Wel MeCsgu w. d. part nw nv}, sec. 8, t. 15, r. 13 e.—£650. Joseph Fi:her and wifeto Charles B. Evavs: w. d part ae nw}, sec. 3, 14 105 Resolutions of Respect. The following is reproduced from The Engivsors’ Journal, and is of lo- sl interesi: At a regular meeting of Omaha Di- vision No, 183, held Avgust 14, 1880, the following re:olutions were unan. imouely adopted: WagnEas, Lt has pleased Almighty God, iii His infivite wisdim, to reniove from our mid:t, by accidear, our high- iy esteemed_brother, Michael Egan, thus reminding us ihat life js uncer- tain and that we, should ag live as to bs prepared foi death; and, Wheress, In (he death of Brother Egon this division has lost one of its best and oldest members, his wife and children a kind husbaud and in- dulgent father; and the B. & M. R; . otie of its must fried and trusted engineerz; (lerefdre; g HResolved, That we txtend to, the be- our most hearifelt, sympathy. in t theic hour of zoirow, and may God en- able them, to hoat thele lcks with Christian tortitudo, and may they feel that their 1 s« is h13 gain. Resolved, Tcatne a wark of respect to cuc deceassd Protlisr onr hall bo drapd {u tioiirniug tor the spa e of thirty days, and thet a copy of these Abbo suggested end carried out the whals system of observatione, pro, ing circulars, locating atatic After an animated but harmonious discussion and interchange of views carried on by telegrsph and partiols pated in by Messrs, Winland, of Rio Uraude City; Heriry, of Sin Autohio; MeCarthy, Gf Siockton; Marah, of Jacksboro; Fr.y, of Mason; Belford, of Laredo; Gleason, of Bracketyille; Stromberger & Williams, of Denison ; Bradley, of Griffin, aud others, the fullowing resolutions wete unanimous Iy adopted: Whereas, We learn by special dis- patch to theSt. Louis Gl;be-Democrat from Washington, that to remove the signal servics from the control of the war depariment, plac- ing the meteorulogical branch undar the jurisdiction of the ag department, with one Clev at its hoad, and Whereas, The same special dispatch maks use of the following Inngua i cirles to-day that Howgate's duty has been of simplest administration while Abbe suggested and carried out the wholo system of observation proparine circulars, locatin, ing charts,” an Tiereas, Weknow from years ex- perience that it is almost impossible to control an organization circamstanced, as is said corps, by any system of dis. cipline prevailing in any cther depart. ment of national goverament, and Whereas, Tho personnel of the cotps in likely to be subverted to po- litical uses in any other than the war department, and by this means gceat- ly eripple if not totslly extinguish its effisiency for the purpose for which it was designed; therefore, bo it _ Je oleed, By the detachment of on, listed men serving in the Texas divis, ion of the United States military tl. egraph lines of the signal corps, that the honorable secretary of war be- and! is hersby earncsily requested to recommend to _his excellency, the president of the United Statcs, in or- der that the status of the signal corps be continued as at_present, leaving the field meteorological and telsgeaph services combined, and in fact, to alter nothing of the scheme devised and put into operation by its late lamented chief, and Resolved, That the secretary of war De, and is hereby requested to recom. mend some one of the sigoal cfficers now on duty in the signal service to be appointed chief signal cflicer with all the duties and privileges of the late chief signal officer; and, Resolved, That & copy of these reso- lations be forwarded by mail to the secretary of war. 3 A\\;; T. Burre, Chairma Jis. A. GLEAsON, 2 Haney Mansw, 35“*'*"* A telezram received from Cincin- natifyesftrday says that a meet. ing of the Chambar of Commerce was held in that city and took ection en- doraing Capt. Howgate to succeed the late chief. “It has beon stated in military | stations ard de. | & resolutions be published in The En- gineers’ Journal, aud also a cupy fur: Rished the famil¥, W. H Warsey, WiLLiay PREsTON, T. C. Livisaston, Oommitsee: Why doee ; ofrsélves With nauseat- ing medicines, waeh a pirsly frait cathartic will cure you at once—Ham- w. Trv them. bnrg sidewalk be within fifteen days from cons:ru ted sud laid t Tmaneat tro djoining te eri z Wes: feet of north 146 3.90 ion, touth side of Dodgo tre:t—6 f faet of east 270 of north 146 320 of It ddition, eoith side of Dodgs street 3 e 191 st ot morth 116 420 feat of i Cajitol adaition, south sid of Dedgo streel o est13°L feet of rorth 146 820 addition, otih side of Lodg i of Chicago street in block 57 T e rep.ired—Lot, west side of 19th street in block 466 feet wide, ot 2uch specified, and cotive oWnor or OW1I-Fs of the abo¥e de: remises arc hiereby required to cosstrust Guan, August 27th, 1850, There tho Sechanic's Mining and Smelling Co., (expir. od oy fimiation) xt the. Drunt o ns osan; tembor 1th, 1580, at 7:30 .1+ for the pur: © ofreorganization s formation of & mew company.” All pariies nte-estad are earnestly 13 austed o b’ preazat, s bisino 3 Great inn- b then t Court, in and for ot ky, Dalotill, va. Haty Hiskovaky, R e idaut Semagange T ST To Kty Ziskovsky: You are hireby notificd, that the plaintiff in the aboie entitlod Guure, will takethe d-position of Josoph Tomck, & witices in wid ¢wuso now rendinz in said court, before o' tapetent. allthor. b2 3% the office of A. B, Chluek, Notary Pab. 15 100 W, Tavlor street, in the dity of Chicago, o f Cook, and State of commer inz ou the 29t ptember, A. D. 1830, at 4 * Wtk authoity’ to i e Taa o day, Gl such daposition shall have *een taken, taid depesition (0 beuse in the i) of aid ourgr - 0 TS M Dated this 2d day of September, A. D, 18%0. TRO _dsepsoar : PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. Ormice, Pencuastsa avo Deror, ) CorvissuRy 0F SURSTENCE: Oxan, Nes., August 4, 1880, | Fealed proponly, in dup J-ate, subject to the usual conditions, will be Fecaived ‘at this OMicey untl 12 0clock Tioon 01 Septempor Sth, 1580, at WBIGh timo and pace they will bo opemad In the et ildes i fimitog o delvry . 1 woring wheat, half To b6 awsated be: with pro- posmle and all to be delivered on or_befors Srptember 2Sth. The Goverumout reserves (he Tight o vefoct any or all proposals. Blank Proposa’s can be obtaloed st this office. PL0pas\ls st be en losed In_sewlea_en' eloy Izarked “*P10) 03 le for Flour,” and ad Ire-acdt 10 iheunveisizned. THOMAS WILSOY, 083 C.8..U.S.'A. Beat watch work Is done at E. M. Stexpenc, Sept2 4t Registear First Wad, | The Jewelors, Opposite the Postoffice, Epmowy & ERICEsON's, Centains the Latest Home and Tele- THE DAILY BEE graphic News of the Day. 1 Nestel and wife to John L.” redved Faiily of our decoased B.other | ! be a mec fng of 1he Stockholders «f | Mi nd et Ioeation I e i For yarticulars ena e or ad: Tintor biz trade. 8 the Fes office. BUTCHE! fber of all sizos,at . 516t MISCELLANEQUS - OST— On Satrday exening, a set of plws J for dwel ing Tie finer %l be lineially Zewared by lewving them at Fouler & Hortts ects, Union Bleck. 30-3 OUNE—On corner 14th and Farnham §t . & Key. Gw.er can have the eame by calliag e, aud paying for thisad A pock B . ] O ot e, pepeta. Findes will vleass leavo at this oftce aod recaive fotard THE GOLOSSAL SALE =y S. P. MORSE & CO. OF TH=BR STEPHENS & WILGOX STOCK OF DRY GOODS Is Now Fully Inaugurated. NO SUCH SALE HAS EVER BEEN KNOWN IN THE WEST. District Judge the Assignes has sold to us this”Gigantic stock contain- i °i5d,§rtfi£ tclifiriclest l:nd mo%t staple pl%)’fiucts of the world's Factgy:es. Cur duty is a simple one-—to sell thy goods. The fame of this sale has extended far and wide, but it will be gratifying to the public to know the following facts: FIRST: The stock cost in New York over $43,000. SECOND: ggg (b)%l(l)ghtit for cash and obtained a discount of over THIRD: We have marked everything, regardless of original cost, in plain figures. FOURTH: The stock is very choice in selection, Mr. Stephens being well koown as an excellent buyer. The stock is absolutely free from old goods and bad styles--- Messrs. Stephens & Wilcox having made it a_semi-annual custom to send to Towa any accumulation of undesirable goods to be sold for what they would bring. The goods have been marked at Fr;ces that will sell them, it heing our desire to close everything quickly. ile we know this sale will ATTRACT'THE RICH, ever on the alert to saye a dollar, we wish it to be distinctly understood that this is a sale for the people, and the FARMER, MERCHANT AND MECHANIC are alike welcome at our conuters, We intend making our store “A STORE FOR THE PEOPLE.” FIFTH: SIXTH: white_and brows pointer, loft ear 5]l Owni can have the ssmé b bk 4 1715 Cellonia srest A, O DAHLNTROM . pxd T oS Ab orm. b of keys,no £ 15th snd Farn- ham. Finder will be cu‘tably rewarded by foasing ¢ e samo at the Eee ¢ 1073 GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME, A, HOSPE, JR., Pianos and Organs First Class on Bagy Monthly Paymients; Sheet Music and Musi- cal Instruments, FINE § uCK OF M OULDINGS. of! Palotiiigs, Enkfastiy i 8x10 Frames, 1inch, 0x12 ¢ 1 B i Koo sx1o rime... Ciivomos framet i Gl i, 5 30 Engravings eoni s0C spwarls, PhoiogTanh framea fom 1oe apwards, Windo Cor icea 75¢ #indow and_upwards Tacmbedti's o0 ot window and tpwarts, Mico Perts: 50 ber Wil S Sty o, a, Veivet frames 2o each 105 00 IO. Stlngs 156, Vioirs175.2 50,3 and upiards, Guitars 5 06, 6 00, 7 00 and upwards, Eanjos 1 00.'3 00,'5 00, and upwards, Accordeons from 1 00 up, cheapest in city Send for samples and catalogue of mouldings and sbest music. HOSPE, 1676 Dad e St t.. Omaha, Neh. Are Not Half as Interest- 101bs of A 1 111bs Canary C. Sugar for 91ts Graguated Sugar fo i Toad 3410 best Young Oolon Tea per 1b, 50 to. I/t Japan Ten : Best. Bt LATEST TELEGRAMS ing to the General Read- or as the Following Price List: ar fof.. o exira & wogarfor. e e s e Mocha Coffeo {0 son Tea por 1, 30 GOLUMBIA AND OTTO BIGYCLES ! 8882223323835 5832TRNITSL228I82288 tr 224 Pt (Caiys I cane: H Blarkberges, 3 b .- 1| T have secured tho agency of the well-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and s ork St H Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co.; Also the Otto Hand Made. Samples can bo seen at my store, at Manufacturers Prices, reight added. Send for prico list. N.I. D. SOLOMOI, PAINTS, OILS & WINDOW GLASS. No. 1204 Farnham Stroet, Omaha, Nebrasks. GIT UP AND GIT! NO OLD STOCK! Having Taken the Above for Our Motto, W eare Determined to Offer Our Entire Summer Stock of A = AL rhol = ReeIEee : RNISHING GOODS i OLOTHING AND FU Bt Regardless of Cost Men's Calf Boots. 42 50 to § Sl 44 3 d - Ladies: Kid Butt 18 : ?,":’fi;. gé;;fi;fi% b =4 3 s 1o el or 18| In Order to Make Room for Our Fall and Winter Goods. 30 % §00 ) compiteprice i e o it We Will Not Be Undersold. 18010 RIS 8w | BogTON CLOTHING HOUSE, Children's Pofish Lnd cs Kid Slippers. Children s Lace *hoes. e 00 b tea0a0 a0 can NITBES3UFTIA2I83KB8ES o Kid Ti 160 ¢ Men's Broge 100 Misses’ lippers. ] Latliey Serge Shoed, @ Boy’s Button Shoes. 180 Youth's Button Shoes. 125« New Goods re: ceived dally, © We sell for cash only, Money refunded if thegoods don’t wear a8 represented, Wo keep in stock all sizes and widths and rantee a good fit n every respect. Boots and Shoes Mads to Order A §PECIAITY. Tho Oaly Complete Stock in the City, Kopairing done Froo of Charge. H. DOHLE & Co, Leading Shose Store. sepsdim THE DHLY, PLAGE WHERE 10D BOOTS AND SHOES At s LOWER FIGURE than st ‘any other shos house in the city, P. LANG'S, 236 FARNHAM ST. LADIES' & GENTS; SHOES MADE TO ORDER i ® Pestect 88 guapuateed, Trices vevreason decllly The Original Reliable Grocers, POWDER Xo othe Made from Grape Croum Tartar. N0 ¢ preparation makes sich lizht, Ay hot breads, ot luvarious pretr. :.‘,:.;.";,:7;;’""“""'”““"“‘“““"""‘iwn. F. STOETZEL, - - - Tenth & Jackson Sts. ' 83edim J. B. FRENCH & C0., FARNHAM STREET. X2X2= “LANCE & FOITICK. STO'VES ng Goods; Shelf Hardware, ils and Ete. 1421 Farnham Street. 1st Door East First National Bank. Wv. F. STOETZEL, Dealer in HARDWARE, The Cheapest Place in the City for FIRST CLASS COOK STOVES. I Manufacturs my own Pieced ARIE £ i iifetime, at the Lowest Price in the city, de:::lvivfiuJ:s :-Zg:r;-mnde truck that is almost universally dealt i -a-daye. - I ;?sgax:a:ufacmre ali kinds of Cans. 121> No. 1119 Faroham Street, CHARLES SCHLANK. OMAEA, NEB. = Absolutely Pore. Can be eaten by dypepr.cd ‘cans, by all Grocers. 4 Choran Bakmsa-pownta Go. New ork | % 1